A Solid Surface Bath Suite in Stone and Timber
This suite pairs a freestanding JP BATH SOLID SURFACE with a walk-in shower which is set within an open bedroom of poured concrete, timber panelling, and floor to ceiling glass.
Daylight and a small interior garden reach into the space from two sides, keeping the room connected to what’s outside it even as the bath itself stays the clear focal point.
Where Designer-Led Elements Meet Purpose
A Form That Needs Nothing Added
A Form That Needs Nothing Added
Where the Water Begins
Where the Water Begins
Where the Room Continues Into the Shower
Where the Room Continues Into the Shower
A Thermostatic Set Built for the Wall
A Thermostatic Set Built for the Wall
One of Eight Finishes, Chosen Quietly
Among the eight finished JP BATH SOLID SURFACE comes in, this one wears Shell - a warm , neutral, coloured through the full depth of the material rather than applied to its surface. It's a detail worth knowing
A Room That Follows One Lead
Pulled back, none of these pieces read as separate choices. Bath and shower share one tone, carried through every fixture without a single note out of place, so the room settles rather than assembles.
A Detail Only Found Up Close
Closer in, the material shows what a wide shot can't: a faint, consistent grain running through every piece, warm underhand rather than cold.
A Floor That Doesn't Break the Bath's Logic
The Shell solid surface shower tray closes the loop, matching the bath in tone so the floor never breaks away from the walls around it, even at the one point in the room where most bathrooms allow a change of material.
A Caribbean Retreat
Deep in the Caribbean, where the forest grows right up to the glass, the bathroom is shaped around the view. Tall windows open onto palms, a skylight which lets the...
Stone Walls and Oak Beams, A Cotswolds Farmhouse
This house in the Cotswolds shows how well a modern traditional interior can work. The house itself is built from flint and stone, with reclaimed oak beams running through both...
